Fundraising Intern

Oxyile is growing, and we're looking for talented, driven individuals to join our remote team as interns. This is a 3-month, part-time volunteer internship requiring 10–20 hours per week, perfect for students or early-career individuals looking to gain hands-on experience. If you're passionate about your craft and want to be part of an exciting journey, we'd love to hear from you.

Earn Recognition: Official Certificate of Recognition and Experience Letter to highlight on your resume and LinkedIn. Job Opportunity: Outstanding performers who meet and exceed targets will have the opportunity to transition into full-time roles. Hands-On Experience: Real ownership, direct mentorship, and portfolio-building work from day one.

Research and rigorously qualify potential Venture Capitalists (VCs), angel investors, and grant opportunities. Manage and update the investor pipeline and CRM trackers to ensure smooth relationship management. Draft compelling outreach messages, manage communications, and track investor responses. Assist in the preparation, formatting, and refinement of pitch decks, one-pagers, and virtual data rooms (VDRs). Monitor broader market movements, competitor trends, and funding activities in the fintech space. Compliance & Confidentiality: Ensure all investor communications and data room materials adhere to strict confidentiality agreements (NDAs) and align with UK financial promotion guidelines (e.g., FCA standards for presenting company data and projections).

Exceptional research, organizational, and data management skills. Flawless written and spoken English, with the ability to draft professional, concise, and persuasive outreach. A highly proactive mindset with a strong, demonstrable curiosity for venture capital, startup fundraising, and the fintech landscape. Prior experience in relevant internships, university business/finance societies, or early-stage Business Development and Sales roles. Ability to organize complex information into clear, digestible formats using CRM tools, Excel, or Notion.